
Why I Always Use a Steel Brush on My Skis
When it comes to ski maintenance, the steel brush is my go-to tool. It saves time, keeps my skis clean,…
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Ski touring is skiing uphill with bindings that release the heel for climbing efficiency and secure it for downhill skiing, combining both cross country and downhill skiing in mountainous terrain
Cross-country skiing involves gliding over snow on long, narrow skis, with a free heel for a walking or running motion. It’s a popular winter sport and excellent cardiovascular exercise.
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